Born to a bankrupt Count, Leila faces ruin unless she repays a ruthless businessman—or marries him. Her first love, Colonel Silvester, intervenes with a marriage of convenience: no love, no intimacy, and an eventual divorce. For three years, they live as distant spouses bound by contract. Then a violent attack leaves Silvester with amnesia. When he wakes, the cold husband Leila knew is gone, replaced by a man who treats her with unwavering tenderness and devotion. What began as a frigid arrangement slowly transforms into a heartfelt romance, proving that sometimes love begins when memories are lost.